On 11/3/2012 2:13 PM philmat11 submitted the following: > I just changed ISP - from HughesNet to WildBlue/ViaSat. During the > transition SM was updated to 2.13. I use four accounts, the primary account, > and three auxiliary accounts for various functions. Prior to these changes, > when an auxiliary account was used, the "reply to" address in the header > would be that of the auxiliary account, now the "reply to" address is always > that of the primary account. When I check the "sent" folder, the header > lists the account address that I used to create the email, but the person > receiving the email gets the primary account address and all "replies" tumble > back into my primary account causing a mess. As before, the primary account > SMTP server is listed as "default," but prior to the changes, the addresses > for the auxiliary accounts would stay in place. One difference between ISP > settings; before the outgoing server was port 25 - non-secure, now using port > 465 - SSL/TLS. > > I'm told by the WildBlue tech-troll that the problem is with my email client > even though it's a new problem and WildBlue has been the only change, with > the exception of the SM update to 2.13. > > Whether it's WildBlue or SM, I'd really like to get the "reply to" addresses > to reflect the account I use. Any cures available? >
I assume you have one account with your ISP and want to use additional e-mail addresses (alias). Go to Edit/Mail & Newsgroups Account Settings/ Select your account. Enter your "reply to address" in the space provided. Look down and click on "Manage Identies" Click on "Add" - add your alias with it's reply to address. Do this for all your aliases. -- Ed, W3BNR http://JonesFarm.us/W3BNR Powered by SeaMonkey: http://www.seamonkey-project.org/ "Beware of people who dislike cats." - Irish proverb _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
